If Ever I Would Leave You

"If Ever I Would Leave You"

Song Information Singers: Dan Castellaneta Harry Shearer Characters: Homer Simpson Julius Hibbert Length: Part one: 0:57 Part two: 0:38 Writer(s): Music: Frederick Loewe Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner Appearance(s): "The Homer of Seville"

"If Ever I Would Leave You" is a song sung by Homer and Dr. Hibbert.

Lyrics

Part one

Homer:

If ever I would leave you,

It wouldn't be in Summer.

Seeing you in Summer I never would go...

Your hair streaked with sun-light,

Your lips red as flame,

Your face with a luster,

That puts gold to shame!

But if I'd ever leave you,

It couldn't be in Autumn.

How I'd leave in Autumn I never will know...

Homer and Dr. Hibbert:

I've seen how you sparkle

When Fall nips the air.

I know you in Autumn

And I must be there.

Part two

Homer:

And could I leave you,

Running merrily through the snow?

Mr. Burns:

That beautiful voice! It's making my heart race!

Homer:

Knowing how in Spring,

I'm bewitched by you so?

Oh, no! Not in Spring-time!

Summer, Winter or Fall! No,

Never could I leave you,

At all!

Behind the Laughter

"If Ever I Would Leave You" is a song from the musical Camelot.

Appearances

• Episode – "The Homer of Seville"